Technical Specifications:

Type: VersaMax Communication Module, Genius NIU
Compatibility: Compatible with various controller systems supporting the Genius protocol, including 90-70 series, PACSystem RX7i, and PACSystem RX3i.
Transmission Speeds: Supports up to 153.6 kbaud for extended network configurations, with standard configurations of 153.6 kbaud, 76.8 Kbaud, and 38.4 Kbaud.
I/O Capacity:
Maximum of 64 I/O modules supported, with 8 modules per rack and up to 8 racks.
Up to 1024 discrete input points and 1024 discrete output points.
128 bytes of analog input memory and 128 bytes of analog output memory.
Power Consumption: 250 mA @ 4VDC and 10 mA @ 3.3 mA
Physical Characteristics:
Dimensions: Not specified but comparable to other VersaMax modules
Weight: Approximately 2 kg
Dual Genius connection terminals for primary and redundant connections
Environmental Conditions:
Operating humidity: 37% (as mentioned in one source, but may vary based on application)
Temperature range and other environmental specifications should be consulted from the official datasheet.
Functional Characteristics:

Distributed I/O Architecture: Allows VersaMax I/O modules to be installed in a distributed I/O configuration, enhancing scalability and modularity.
Scan Capability: Manages 128 bytes of network input and output per scan, ensuring efficient data processing.
Compatibility: Supports a wide range of modern and legacy controller platforms, enhancing system integration capabilities.
Firmware Upgradability: Designed to accept firmware updates, ensuring compatibility with future controller systems and enhanced functionality.
Redundancy Support: Provides redundant communication ports for increased system reliability and uptime.
Application Scenarios:

GE IC200GBI001 finds widespread application in various industries and automation systems, including but not limited to:

Industrial Automation: Used in distributed control systems (DCS) for managing and controlling complex industrial processes.
Manufacturing: Integrated into production lines for real-time monitoring and control of equipment, enhancing production efficiency and quality.
Process Control: Utilized in chemical, oil and gas, water treatment, and other process industries for critical process monitoring and control.
Machine Building: Installed in automated machinery for communication and control between various components and subsystems.
Power Generation: Employed in power plants for monitoring and controlling power generation equipment, ensuring safe and efficient operation.